Hotels in Hervás

Jewish quarter and the Ambroz banks

Staying among the alleys of the Jewish quarter puts you a few steps from the river Ambroz and Calle Rabilero. Early in the morning you hear the water and hardly meet a soul. Places to stay here are usually restored old houses, with steep stairs and rooms with wooden ceilings. It is worth it if you like old-world charm and do not mind carrying your suitcase over cobbles and slopes.

Best-rated in this area: Hotel Valle del Ambroz, with a score of 9.0 from 1,411 reviews.

Centre and upper village

Around the square and the streets climbing towards the church of Santa María are the bars, shops and restaurants serving Extremaduran cooking. It is a good place for those who want to walk out to dinner and have the Pérez Comendador-Leroux museum and the Jewish quarter a stroll away. Parking in the centre can be tricky at weekends and on long weekends.

Best-rated in this area: Hotel Valle del Ambroz, with a score of 9.0 from 1,411 reviews.

Outskirts, chestnut woods and greenway

Around Hervás there are rural houses and places to stay with gardens or pools among chestnut and oak trees. They are the choice of families and walkers, because the Castañar del Gallego and the Vía Verde de la Plata greenway are close; the greenway passes the village's old station and can be done on foot or by bike. In autumn, with the forest changing colour, this area is especially enjoyable.

Baños de Montemayor

Climbing towards the Béjar pass, Baños de Montemayor revolves around its thermal spa. It keeps a cobbled stretch of the Roman road of the Vía de la Plata. Staying here makes sense if you want to combine spa relaxation with trips to Hervás and the rest of the Ambroz valley, a short drive away. The village is small and very quiet at night.